The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1921, Page 27

CENTRAL TRADES VOTES INQUIRY OF BRINDELL COUNCIL Investigators Empowered to Call Union Conference for Reorganizing Present Body. The Central Trades and Labor Connell last night ts regular meet- ing in Beethoven Hall voted, 103 to &5, for an investigation of Robert P. Brindell's Building Trade Council. The committce which will conduct this investigation will also be empowered to call a conference of all building trades unions with a view to rcorgan- ting the present body or forming an entire new organization. The matter came up at the Centra! Council's meeting in the form of a resolution from the District Council of the United Brotherhood of Painters. ‘The painters have vecn fighting Brin- dell for more than a year because of his methods. a result of the fight, in which the painters refused to affilt- ate with Brindell’s Building Trades Council, Brindeli formed an outlaw union of painters. This, however, was forced out of the Brindel! Building ‘Trades Council by the Building Trades Department of the American Federa- tion of Labor. The resolution for an investigation was presented by Philip Zaussner. As presented, the proposils for nand reorganization were ed, put by a motion from the floor the two propositions were There was no debate on © viva voce vote, a rising alled for, which counted or of the investigation and 85 opposed to It. Some opposition developed to the proposal to ‘ganize the council in 2 on reveals a con- ization advisu- jelegate from Ip . denied the right of the central body to undertake the work, and defended the Building Frades Council 4 constituted as h © Open shop t, however, was pra ly wnant- or of reorgan'zation. Only ore neard, declared (rades Council re- what was called Patrick Crowley, HOU sea RD and a cand maintained ry t Brindell remained the For Saturday Only GENUINE "or one day we are makin Our Brice $14.75 Others’ Price 1950 Broadway at Sist Street New York City | Reduced g | fo 5 All Sizes, Ail Width, “Hones th Sup Sas | MEADFS | Brooklyn's Best Known Shoe House 102-104 Myrtle Ave., Cor Bridge St. BROOILLYN nr 1 nee teal power In the organization were obtained for the fu bronze memorial tablet will be ‘unvelied | dia, Mrs; William untrue, * spner in the - e at facing Williamsburg | Nathan Strau The specific charge by the printers | ¢ fa estimated “ut | Br Mo Barueh », Hy amtth, BOAT is that the Building Trades Council | aS at present constituted is undemo- | ¢ cratic, that it is ope contra. | ction to the laws of nized tabor and ja contrary to the demogney. They further charge ity is dominated by the employers an is not a labor organization in the true |! sense of the term Peter J. Brady Sacrifice Sale of PHONOGRAPHS ted a dele. kate to the Ameri Federation Starts Tomorrow Morning labor convention in Denver, with Full William FP. Kehoe as alternnte. May 18 was act as the date for the| wept We will sell from Our Mactory anti-injunction mass meeting, which | VISES RAISE AS SHE WAITS. will be held at Cooper Union. A resotution wr Jopted protest public | #8 Lesinaka Fin ing against the expulsion of Dr. John Pasnport Bee Haynes Holmes from the FULL SIZE CABINET THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 6, Warerooms a number of beautiful | foriims in the public rehools, Doubles While She Watts. ‘ ° é More Gift fl thet 1 the piantat, who is to Phonographs niade in mahogany, More Gifts elivered at athe A, the pia is to | sall for Fra ‘o-morrow on th Noor . 4 A myaterioin | packing case | dam. wis m of circumstances” with durable, double — spring, delivered at Sing Sing I'rison yester- | 7esterday ees whic speak day for Rovere P, Beindell, formes motor, at prices which speak labor unton czar and wealthy con- viet, set rumors flying ide t rison, but ng inquiries only flann prisoners are allowed, It Was reported the box was packed | sh “something solid,” and. that some friend of Brindel! had nent it to] the prison. The from Brindell's SLAIN DENTIST'S WIFE FREED, ON TERMS Warden said It came | an AS clatives. LOW 3] .00 S the tee Miss Lagins Ka paid the sud Rewltna the ettow of Se ret?| SCHIFF COMMITTEE NAMED. ¥ A WEEK J. Rowland, who waa shot tn Tae apartments Sunday night, was in {it WIM Arramge for Dedteation of court twice yesterday, once for the dis-| missa! of a murder charge against! her, and to start a fight for the den- tist's estate on the plea that she had applic Memortal Parkway. 112 West 42d Street Bet. Broadway and Sixth .' Jacob Doll @ Sons Supreme Court Justice Lehm: copted Chairmanship of the § been misied in sien way Committee, which will for, COMPLETE LINE OF GRAND, UPRIGHT AND PLAYER deal MaMivag hysterical and. signed with. ‘of purkwetmelong elanes '"?' JUNE LIST OF RECORDS AND ROLLS NOW IN STOCK. out reading it on the plen that money cob A Ludwig Baumann’s Liberal Credit Will Start You Housekeeping _ We want you to feel perfectly free to select whatever you require at any of our three stores and open an account with your purchase. No matter how modest your income, satisfactory credit terms will be arranged. You Need Not Disturb Your Savings Whether buy $5 or $5,000 worth you need only pay a small first payment—your, pur- chase will bk. ‘clivered promptly—then pay the balance in small weekly or monthly payments. Oxy Great Ahnual May Furniture Sule Offers Everything for the Home at PRICE REDUCTIONS OF 25% TO 40% Special Deposit Offer 10 | Delivers | Your Purchase of $200 Pay the Balance in Weekly or Monthly Pay Our Liberal Credit Terms $215 Amerie “alnut Adam Bed Room Suits LERNORG: 8. nad Be Hurchisee $1 we We Three Pieces On $100 $1.50 a TABLE ¢ if On $200 $3.00 ‘ot On $250 $3.50, “ ee cach or Grodit Larger Amounts in Proportion. 237 Other Bedroom Suits CRN) Up to $1,750 Sse AL ae Sale cf 2 Carloads of Sale of 1249 Sale of RUGS Refrigerators Lift Top pr —? Full 9x12 ? taminster { BABY CARRIAGES erro. Reg. Price § 1 tas deouceD TO White Reduced te | ve Mm 22.51) 118 Go, Special Sale of | : ' Mattresses ete. at S: Me ci) 59. “i Pillows, Sabif Floor Oil. loth | America’s Cc Oper 9 to b:30 Greatest ane ' Jaturday Purvi nr COUR re | House ‘ Until 33 = onmiuse (8 Other Stoves with Similar Names | é [i a EWARK, N. { 146 = West 125 an a: 4°951 Mork t Stree SPERRY"GOLD STAMPS, We have re cons. These ure aur anty tree viure ii volumes for the bargains they are. | 1921. Last Day! READY-TO-WEAR AND UNTRIMMED MILLINERY The Surplus Stocks of J. and Other 3,200 Untrimmed Hats Tailored and Sports Tailored Hats, $5.98 1,200 Children’s Hats at..... Fully Curled Ostrich Bands at. Flower Trimmings, Wreaths, et \ re’ A Porch or Garden Dress of Unbleached Muslin $3.89 — A slip-on Dress that women will appreciate as a one-piece House Dress or for the early hours of morning to run out of the house lo porch or garden. Made n of natural colored an “bleached Muslin and trimmed with colored Poplin in green, blue or lavender—edged with dainty black embroidery Sizes up to 42 A&B -Bewed Noor Mam Women’s Elbow-length Gloves Of Milanese Silk $1.65 Pair ABRAHAM~STRAUS,. * BROOKLYN Televhe 6100 May Sale of . Bloomfield & Co., 6¢3 Broadway, Manhattan, Purchases at Remarkable Savings. Hemps, Lisere, ete 69¢ and $1.29 Hats, $3 grades $1.29 and $6.98 grades. vies WIS ferns ‘98¢ and $1.89 $1.29 -39Ic Special Purchases & Reductions on Misses’ & Girls’ Apparel Because Saturday is such a convenient day for school and college girls to shop, the A.& 8. Shop for the Younger Set always has special offerings for the day Flapper Girls’ Dresses, $11.95 A special purchase of ‘Tgffeta and Crepe de Chine Dresses brings some most effective models for girls from 10 to 16 years, They are ruffled and flounced and full-skirted— some have touches of wool embroideries, some have sashes~-and many colors ure repre sented, Not all sizes in all styles. Girls’ Velour and Worsted Coats, $14.75 Just the sort of Coats and Wraps that girls want for their “slip-over-everything” Summer Coat. There are sports coats with belts and pockets—wrappy styles and cape-sleeve models in the wanted colors. Not all sizes in all styles. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Misses’ Wool Jersey Suits, $14.75 yee models with Tuxedo front jackets and pleated inch-back jackets, In light and dark colors. teductions in Misses’ Velour Coats: Coats, formerly $44.95 to $54.50, at. . Coats, formerly $37.50 to $42.50, at. Coats, formerly $24.95, at. Jeweled HairOrgaments At Much Less- Than-Usual Prices The most delightful little eombs and pins, colorful with sapphires, emeralds, rubies and rhinestones—at prices low enough to startle you! The cunning little tuck combs that so many of the younger girls are affecting, using a pair and wearing one at each side of the forehead, stunning Spanish corhbs that are gorgeous in evening coiffures, little jeweled barrettes you would regularly pay nearly double this price for. They are divided into five price groups, as follows, and every price is extremely low: 39c 59c 4 97c $1.83 $2.68 $3.65 A. & Breet foun Contes. Spalding, Lee and Kent Tennis Racquets At Special Prices Fashion pls practicality 1m Often when the playing qualities of a Spalding or Lee or women’s gloves for Summer, by Kent tennis racquet are perfect, the racquets are classed as made of silk! And “seconds,” because the rigid inspection has discovered some rvesare the vogue, the almost imperceptible flaw! We have a-collection of these A. & S. glove shop has the best — Racquets which we c as seconds and they will provide oves at the most players with serviceable racquets at otherwise impossible prices, sth style is of fine $2.00 grades at.. $1.25 | | $5.00 grades at....... $2.75 gray, mastic, $3.50 grades at $2.25 | $8.00 grades at . $4.75 gee, navy and brown. : A complete line of racquets, balls, nets and presses at low FO rE aR prices. A. & Sporting Goods qo. Fourth eer. West & a) 5, A Special Purchase of Women’s Strictly ‘Tailored Suits $29.75 aA Navy blue ‘Trico tines with the stim \ ¥ ' \line jackets and Sole ve * )eross-fasten belts Women’s Pleated N\ ETT US Tweeds and Mix Skirts " —~‘¢ tures with $-button | or link-fasten jackets $14.75 and all of them man tailored fine Chine that de itis just right weight- Fashioned — of juatity of Crepe nishly Straightline skirts nd with lovely sheen. 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